Podcasts about east londoners

Welcome back to Our House, a podcast brought to you by award winning social landlord, EastendHomes.On today's episode, we return to one of our favourite episodes from the first season! Here Helen chats with local superstar - Forhana Begum.  This episode was recorded remotely in February 2021, when England was still in a national lockdown due to rising covid-19 cases.  Forhana is a resident and board member at EastendHomes. In the episode, she shares more about her life in Tower Hamlets. She discusses how her father inspired her passion for serving her community, how East Londoners are united by diversity and we learn about why Forhana loves to support others around her.   If you liked this episode, please follow us, give it a rating and share with a friend.This series is sponsored by our friends over at Community Fibre, who are future-proofing London's communities by delivering a 100% full fibre broadband throughout the capital. Community Fibre believes in a more inclusive future where everyone has access to better broadband and they achieve this by providing a fairly price faster broadband service that people can rely on!Want to see some BTS footage and be the first to know about new updates? Follow us on instagram @ourhouse.podcast

NVest Financial Holdings is East London's giant full-service financial group, and the only listed company in Buffalo City Metro and the immediate Border area. Today Dispatch Live's Business Correspondent, Ted Keenan, interviews Travis McClure, director of NFB Private Wealth Management, and Liam Graham, director of NVest Securities. Between the two companies they have over 6,000 direct clients, the majority of them East London based, and well over R30bn assets under management and administration. The Podcast's theme: Wealth creation and wealth management, when and why to start, and how people slow out of the investment blocks can catch up. “Having our own stock broking company in the same building gives a flexibility and instant reaction time that is unparalleled in East London,” said McClure. "We don't take the trust of East Londoners for granted. We work hard at it, and know we have succeeded when our clients head into a financially stress-less retirement.” Said Graham: “If your investments, over a long term, are not beating inflation, and then some, you are going backward.”

NVest Financial Holdings is East London's giant full-service financial group, and the only listed company in Buffalo City Metro and the immediate Border area. Today Dispatch Live's Business Correspondent, Ted Keenan, interviews Travis McClure, director of NFB Private Wealth Management, and Liam Graham, director of NVest Securities. Between the two companies they have over 6,000 direct clients, the majority of them East London based, and well over R30bn assets under management and administration. The Podcast's theme: Wealth creation and wealth management, when and why to start, and how people slow out of the investment blocks can catch up. “Having our own stock broking company in the same building gives a flexibility and instant reaction time that is unparalleled in East London,” said McClure. "We don't take the trust of East Londoners for granted. We work hard at it, and know we have succeeded when our clients head into a financially stress-less retirement.” Said Graham: “If your investments, over a long term, are not beating inflation, and then some, you are going backward.”

West Ham legend Mark Noble sent an open letter to Hammers fans on Tuesday confirming he has signed a one-year contract extension at London Stadium but that next season will be his last in claret and blue.Will Pugh is joined by James Jones and Tom Edwards to discuss Noble's contributions to the club during his 17 year spell with his boyhood club, what the future holds and whether he should have a statue erected in his honour. The Irons beat Leeds 2-0 on Monday night in altogether unconvincing fashion but nonetheless, the three points still keep the East Londoners in the hunt for an unlikely Champions League spot.The lads are also joined by Dylan Tombides' mum and DT38 Foundation founder Tracy for the Betway charity bet section to mark what would have been Dylan's 27th birthday on Monday.Will, Tom and James make their selections for the Manchester United game at Old Trafford on Sunday before sports journalist and Red Devils fan Matt Beadle dials in for the opposition view.Tom Edwards is quizmaster for Name That Game before The Sun's Isabelle Barker breaks down West Ham Women's 2-0 defeat to Chelsea and gives her opinion on whether they'll be relegated from the WSL having dropped to bottom of the league.Please SUBSCRIBE, RATE and REVIEW if you like what we do.You can follow the podcast on Twitter HERE.And the lads can be found @WilliamPugh_, @ByJamesJones and @T0m_Edwards.You can also WATCH us on YouTube HERE.Thanks for listening. COYI #WHUFC

On the first episode of Our House, Helen chats with Forhana Begum. Forhana is a resident and board member at EastendHomes. She talks about how her father inspired her passion for helping others, the sense of community that arises in social housing and how East Londoners are united by diversity. If you liked this podcast, please rate it, leave a review or share with a friend!Want to see some BTS footage and be the first to know about new updates? Follow us on instagram @ourhouse.podcast

Master tailor David Stevens was brought up in London's East End . As well as being a tailor with shops in Leigh on Sea and an office in Savile Row , David is also a singer and songwriter with several albums to his name . His latest recording is called Cold Rain .On this first episode of London lives , Ray meets David in Clerkenwell and they spend the day walking around London's East End . The East End that David grew up in was very different to the trendy , Hipster East End of today . David and Ray visit the block of flats where David grew up and who's neighbour was Sir Alan Sugar. They have their photo taken at Cedar Court where Ronnie and Reggie Kray used to have an apartment and David tells other fascinating stories about famous East Londoners such as Marc Bolan . This chat was conducted on the streets so at times the audio fades a little due to the wind and the rain! In fact , most of the interview was conducted with Ray and David huddling in a doorway of a block of flats !!If you have enjoyed Gelato's Parlour you can leave a voluntary contribution with the following PayPal link . Your generosity helps to keep these podcasts going .paypal.me/RayGelatoCoffee

Just two East Londoners trying to figure how the world works in this episode. A serious look at what our thoughts are on our friendships and how we trust people. Also bare with us with the quarantine audio I'm waiting on a mic.

Catch up on this week's Newsish for an update on Seann's mum's dog, some anti-flossing propaganda, drunken A&E stories and Seann's “cousin” Milo joins the guys in studio! To end the show, Angela Barnes told us about her hate for East Londoners and filled us in on the weather where she is. Catch more from Angela by attending her tour! ‘Fortitude' kicks off in London on April 17th.

Catch up on this week’s Newsish for an update on Seann’s mum’s dog, some anti-flossing propaganda, drunken A&E stories and Seann’s “cousin” Milo joins the guys in studio! To end the show, Angela Barnes told us about her hate for East Londoners and filled us in on the weather where she is. Catch more from Angela by attending her tour! ‘Fortitude’ kicks off in London on April 17th.

This month Jonny Virgo, Pearl Wise and Sasha Edye-Lindner are joined by Kasia Uscinska and Viv Ellis from Nasty Women, an event celebrating female artists in support of women’s rights. Jessie Lawson continues her series of starting conversations and talks to random East Londoners about masturbation, we hear about a collaborative exhibition with residents from the Wedlock Barn Estate in Hoxton - Permissible Notations Of, Oliver Meek executive director of Dalston’s Rio Cinema explains why the cinema is such an important part of local heritage and singer-songwriter Phil Cosby plays live in the studio ahead his Blue Daze EP release.

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This show explores the different ways people use space in East London. We talk to two sets of Portuguese entrepreneurs bringing tastes, sights and sounds from the country, how a memorial has been created in Bethnal Green where many East Londoners died in a tragic accident during World Word II and how Eat Work Art are making derelict spaces into veritable community hubs for business and more. Presented and produced by Nia Chapentier, Ana Xavier and Pearl Wise.

The Olympics of 2012 are reflected on by East Londoners who participated; coaches, athletes, families, and announcers. To find out more about Eastside Community Heritage, visit www.hidden-histories.org.uk

Hidden histories from our archive of over 1700 interviews with ordinary and extraordinary East Londoners. In this episode we have two traditional Somali stories and an interview from an East London school.

Hugh Muir asks whether the target of getting 70,000 unemployed Londoners into work through London 2012 is being achieved